RFK Jr.

[billydkid]

I read where someone is trying to draft RFK Jr. to run for President. My God, have you ever heard this man speak? Absolutely sends chills up my spine - not in a good way either. It's like a thousand fingernails on a thousand blackboards. It's like chewing on a nice dry piece of cardboard. I'm sure he is a fine guy, but it is hard for me to imagine that someone who sounds like that could ever be President.

 

[steverino]

He fought AGAINST energy-producing windmills off the Mass. coast, some say, because they would ruin his HyannisPort view.

http://www.cleanpowernow.org/index.php?name=News&file=index&op=modload&topic=5&startrow=106

 

[WildCat]

He fought AGAINST energy-producing windmills off the Mass. coast, some say, because they would ruin his HyannisPort view.

http://www.cleanpowernow.org/index.php?name=News&file=index&op=modload&topic=5&startrow=106

Only the Plebians should ever suffer to look at windmills. Not royalty like the Kennedys.

 

[davefoc]

He's a firm believer that mercury in vaccines causes autism.

That seems to make him wacky enough to qualify for at least a shot at the presidency.

 

[Architect]

I'm trying to remember which of the junior Kennedeys with political aspirations tramped up to a British soldier in Ulster and, on live tv, shouted "why don't you go home?" only to hear the retort "But I am home" in a broad Belfast accent.

Anyway it summed up the limited capabilities of the current generation in contrast to their predecessor.

 

[Darth Rotor]

I'm trying to remember which of the junior Kennedeys with political aspirations tramped up to a British soldier in Ulster and, on live tv, shouted "why don't you go home?" only to hear the retort "But I am home" in a broad Belfast accent.

Anyway it summed up the limited capabilities of the current generation in contrast to their predecessor.

(In)breeding will tell.

Gee, sorta like the Brit royal family . . .

DR